What is the most economical way to write this code? .colHeaders div:nth-child(2), .colHeaders div:nth-child(3), .colHeaders div:nth-child(4), .colHeaders div:nth-child(11), .colHeaders div:nth-child(12), .colHeaders div:nth-child(14), .colHeaders div:nth-child(15), .colHeaders div:nth-child(16) {background: lightgrey;} And why can I tell nth-child to skip children at the start,…
I have just started learning to code. I made my multipage resume in HTML, and now I began to add style. I was expecting the change to come in all pages, but it was only the index page that showed…
Now that there is CSS Nesting, if I'm using a body-level class for "dark" or "light" mode, I would love to set attributes to a selector that's deep in the nest by referencing the parent: body{ .header{ .button{ .image{ background-color:…
I want to style specific "sections that are directly inside the body" and "sections that are directly inside a div directly inside the body" with the ":is()" pseudo-class, without the redundancy (with relative selectors). I have the following code in…
I am building a Table of Contents page with a specific design. As per design, each title should be followed by dots till the end of the line. The size of the dots will also vary depending on the title's…
h1 { color: red; } header h1 { color: revert; } <body> <header> <h1>Title</h1> </header> <h1>Level-1 heading</h1> <p>Body text.</p> <h1>Level-1 heading</h1> <p>Body text.</p> </body> I want to make <h1> elements red, except the <h1> inside <header>. I can do it…
Is it possible for CSS to select an element based on an inline style property the element has? For example, if I have this HTML: <div style="color: red;"></div> would there be a selector like, say, this: div[style="colour: red"]
I wanted to add an Icon of Quotation Marks before the start of my paragraph, because I've seen this being done in some other websites. So I tried to play a bit with the width, height & font-size properties -…
I can use the adjacent selector like this: /* When c and c are adjacent, color the second c red */ .c + .c { background-color: red; } But how to do the same thing when the ".c" is nested?…
Can someone help turning this table into HTML CSS like the one in the photo attached to this post with inline CSS? The table will be used in an emailer, kindly use inline CSS only. This is a RAW code…